Life At SIBM Bengaluru - Richa Deuri
“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.” – Aristotle.
SIBM Bengaluru
My Humble Abode For The Next Two Years - IIM Ranchi
On 16th June 2017, around sixty of us were sitting in a hall- a little nervous, slightly curious but thoroughly excited. As we awaited our turns to get our documents verified, there was some murmuring (read: acquaintance), some sort of anxiety but moreover, it was the beginning of a sojourn of two years.
Siddharth Bhattacharya
Oh How Time Flies In A B-School! - XUB | XIMB
Excitement? Really? Is that what I was supposed to feel? I guess not if you were in my shoes. Last semester examinations having ended on 10th June, they called me an engineer, B.Tech graduate and so on. I didn’t have my degree certificate yet and I was scheduled to leave for Bhubaneswar on 15th June to begin the journey to a new degree. Friends and family around were busy in packing and fetching farewell gifts for me. Staying out of my home; out of town for the first time: I knew they were not happy. Apprehension, nervousness or uncertainty? What was it? I could not figure out. With a mixture of emotions down inside, a smile and the belief that life is not about making right choices but choices right, I embarked on this MBA journey at XUB for two years which after a year turned out to be extremely fruitful.
Illuminatix Old Campus
The B-School POR - IIM Ranchi
“Management can be taught very well inside a classroom, but it is learnt best outside of it.”
Koustubh Ramakrishnan
Journey From Waste To Value - TBLA National Winners From SPJIMR
Hello, from Team Caesar!
SPJIMR Mumbai
The Ethical Manager
My last evaluative moral lesson was when I was 13 and had to write an incident that described the importance of values. I had chosen the Eklavya incident and earned a well deserved A+ for it. I was a kid back then and surely understood why the subject was taught to us in the first place.
PR Cell IIM Shillong
Life Of A Sports Aficionado At An IIM
The other day, a couple of friends and I were watching the fourth day of the first test match wherein India was pitted against South Africa in the recent India tour of South Africa. With just some 200 odd runs required in the finals innings, that too with a couple of days to play, the match seemed to be pretty much in favour of the Indian team. This could have been one of those odd times when India could have finally won a test match in a foreign pitch, but like every time the wickets tumbled down one after the other in no time and then, the Indian team didn’t even get to see the first session of the penultimate day, delivering another loss from a foreign pitch. This got me and my friends discussing how the Indian team always does this.
sk murshed alam
Life At SIBM Bengaluru - Richa Deuri
“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.” – Aristotle.
SIBM Bengaluru
My Humble Abode For The Next Two Years - IIM Ranchi
On 16th June 2017, around sixty of us were sitting in a hall- a little nervous, slightly curious but thoroughly excited. As we awaited our turns to get our documents verified, there was some murmuring (read: acquaintance), some sort of anxiety but moreover, it was the beginning of a sojourn of two years.
Siddharth Bhattacharya
Oh How Time Flies In A B-School! - XUB | XIMB
Excitement? Really? Is that what I was supposed to feel? I guess not if you were in my shoes. Last semester examinations having ended on 10th June, they called me an engineer, B.Tech graduate and so on. I didn’t have my degree certificate yet and I was scheduled to leave for Bhubaneswar on 15th June to begin the journey to a new degree. Friends and family around were busy in packing and fetching farewell gifts for me. Staying out of my home; out of town for the first time: I knew they were not happy. Apprehension, nervousness or uncertainty? What was it? I could not figure out. With a mixture of emotions down inside, a smile and the belief that life is not about making right choices but choices right, I embarked on this MBA journey at XUB for two years which after a year turned out to be extremely fruitful.
Illuminatix Old Campus
The B-School POR - IIM Ranchi
“Management can be taught very well inside a classroom, but it is learnt best outside of it.”
Koustubh Ramakrishnan
Journey From Waste To Value - TBLA National Winners From SPJIMR
Hello, from Team Caesar!
SPJIMR Mumbai
The Ethical Manager
My last evaluative moral lesson was when I was 13 and had to write an incident that described the importance of values. I had chosen the Eklavya incident and earned a well deserved A+ for it. I was a kid back then and surely understood why the subject was taught to us in the first place.
PR Cell IIM Shillong
Life Of A Sports Aficionado At An IIM
The other day, a couple of friends and I were watching the fourth day of the first test match wherein India was pitted against South Africa in the recent India tour of South Africa. With just some 200 odd runs required in the finals innings, that too with a couple of days to play, the match seemed to be pretty much in favour of the Indian team. This could have been one of those odd times when India could have finally won a test match in a foreign pitch, but like every time the wickets tumbled down one after the other in no time and then, the Indian team didn’t even get to see the first session of the penultimate day, delivering another loss from a foreign pitch. This got me and my friends discussing how the Indian team always does this.
sk murshed alam